Sentence examples for troubling concept from inspiring English sources

The "primary caregiver presumption" advocated by Marcia Pappas ("Divorce New York Style," Op-Ed, Feb. 19) is a troubling concept and would do little to reduce custody litigation.

But he also vowed to promote vouchers, a more troubling concept that is not supported by most of the city's political leaders or educators.

A new version must be: "shorter," "not reaffirm in toto the flawed 2001 Durban Declaration," "not single out any one country or conflict," and "not embrace the troubling concept of "defamation of religion".

Chris' (somewhat troubling) concept is "80s punk prom" and involves a beaded corset.

Although the Civil War brought new urgency to these questions, it did not settle them: domicile, de facto citizenship and naturalization continued to be troubling concepts in international law long after the war ended.

This did at least give him definitions of these previously troubling concepts (see Bonola 1912, 54).

But some find the concept ethically troubling.

Fela Kuti is much less troubled by the concept of mistakes – he knows they can have outcomes that are both good and bad.

It's a fascinating issue and a discussion that should be of interest to anyone troubled by the concept of culture being curated rather than developing organically.

For the next fifteen years, he believed in and defended the notion of brain death, but in the early nineties he began to feel increasingly troubled by the concept.

Indeed, despite Ms. Kishline's troubles, the concept of Moderation Management was recently accepted as a treatment technique by the Smithers Addiction Treatment and Research Center in Manhattan.